Photo 0 shows a white bathtub set into tiled walls, and Photo 1 shows a full bathroom with a white bathtub alongside a vanity cabinet. Both clearly depict a bathtub, not just a walk-in shower.

None of the photos show a washer or dryer inside the apartment. Photo 2 is a floor plan that labels the bathroom, living/dining room, and stair case but marks no washer/dryer or W/D. No laundry space is visible, so it cannot be determined.

Photo 4 shows a front entry porch with railings and photo 5 shows a rear deck/stair area, but these read as a house's front porch and shared rear deck rather than a clearly private balcony or terrace attached to a specific unit. No photo clearly shows a private outdoor balcony surface belonging to the unit.

The floor plans (photos 2 and 6) show room layouts (living/dining, bathrooms, bedrooms, loft) but do not clearly mark windows on two or more distinct exterior walls, so a corner unit cannot be confirmed or ruled out from the evidence.

The exterior photos (4 and 5) show a two-story single-family house at ground level, with steps leading up to a front porch and a grassy yard at grade. Interior kitchen windows (9, 10, 11) look out at ground-level daylight/greenery rather than elevated views. Nothing suggests an elevated (4th+) floor.

Windows are present but small and standard-sized (photos 9, 10, 12, 13, 14), not floor-to-ceiling. The living area (photo 7) seems reasonably lit but windows aren't prominently large. Daylight is modest throughout.

Dated, builder-grade appearance: plain wood cabinets with laminate counters (photos 9, 10), basic white tile tub surround (photo 0), and neutral carpet/walls. Functional but not high-end or design-forward.

Standard stick-built finishes: wooden cabinets, laminate counters, basic tile bath (photo 0), and painted drywall with simple trim. Hardwood floors in the living area (photo 7) and a slanted attic-style ceiling (photo 13) suggest a converted upper level. Nothing indicates heavy concrete/steel construction.

The floor plan (photo 2) shows a separate living room/dining room plus multiple side rooms. Several small rooms (photos 3, 12) could serve as a den/alcove usable as a home office, and there is a stair case indicating multi-level space.

Carpet covers the floors in the bedrooms/upper rooms (photos 3, 8, 12, 13, 14). The main living area (photo 7) has hardwood, and the kitchen (photos 9, 10) appears to have tile/laminate. Overall carpet is the dominant flooring in the sleeping areas.